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Volume 12, 2004 - Issue sup24: Abortion law, policy and practice in transition
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A Situation Analysis of the Menstrual Regulation Programme in Bangladesh

Syeda Nahid Mukith ChowdhuryFreelance public health professional, specialising in reproductive health, London, UK
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Dipu MoniIndependent professional, practising medicine, public health and law, Dhaka, [email protected]
Pages 95-104 | Published online: 27 Apr 2005

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